Sentence examples similar to evading the inquiry from inspiring English sources
The Prime Minister's aides insisted afterwards that he had not tried to evade the inquiry's questions but had not wanted to comment on oath on events in the past that he genuinely could not remember.
One answer was "The Hobbit," which my friends and I read by way of a training program; if we could follow Bilbo to the dragon's lair and evade the inquiries of the slimy Gollum ("What has it got in its pocketses?"), we would be primed for the longer haul, like mountaineers who haunt their local hills before setting off for Nepal.
Dave Willner: "@David Appletree – You're still evading the question.
Scheeren evaded the question.
USUALLY she coyly evades the question.
Blair waffled and evaded the question.
The congresswoman evaded the question.
Like what?" Cantor largely evaded the question.
That is what it means to take them seriously, not to evade the terrible inquiry of their dead stare.
Spouses have consistently higher favorability and approval ratings than presidents and vice presidents, high name recognition, an ability to transcend the partisan frameworks voters use to evaluate most politicians, and more latitude to pursue alternative media like late night and scripted television, allowing spouses to evade the probing inquiries of journalists almost altogether.
